I don't usually see double question marks or double exclamation points. And such are far more likely to be the result of errors. Again, a screen-reader should not treat nonstandard syntax as though

Chris, And what I'm telling you is that the first version of the question does not read correctly, to my ears, in either NVDA or Window-Eyes and the second two read precisely the same

Have you altered the Punctuation/Symbols/pronunciation settings in the NVDA preferences menu to try and obtain your desired results? Personally, I think the first sentence is syntactically correct

Hello all, This is just a quick question does anyone know how to make a refreshabraille 18 have a backspace key? I know you can do enter but you cannot do a backspace command with this display is

I'm glad I could help.

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Here's the more direct way. If you google, this should be the first result in the search: https://nightly.mozilla.org/

If you google Firefox nightly, that should do the trick. HTH

Sorry, but, just reinstalled my windows 10 64 bit machine from scratch, for a clean install, and, immediately, firefox seems to be crashing way too often, and, at times makes NVDA seemingly get

Andre, I don't know how that fixes anything. I still don't get the correct rising intonation on a sentence ending in a question mark. That being said, I get precisely the same

If there is an error such as a question mark being written twice, NVDA should not read it correctly or somehow alert the listener that there is a problem with the syntax. How can you properly

I do not get the results you describe using E-Speak. The first sentence is read properly and the second sentence, Any questions?, is read with a proper rising intonation. Gene

This is indeed an NVDA issue, but can easily be fixed. 1. Go to the symbol pronunciation dialog. 2. Press the question mark twice. If you hear something like All and Never, move on. 3. Tab to

I decided to give this a whirl myself and I do suspect that something's up. I am used to most screen readers marking a question in the way that most people do, with a rising intonation at the end of

I don't think that is the synthesizer error, because in JAWS all is OK. 2016-06-30 17:12 GMT+03:00, Gene <gsasner@...>:

We don't know if this has anything to do with NVDA. It could be the way the synthesizer reads. And what does "fix" mean? Are you saying question mark should be spoken or that improper syntax be

I tried this with Eloquence, eSpeak and SAPI5 Default, all are making that result... 2016-06-30 16:52 GMT+03:00, John Sanfilippo <john.sanfilippo@...>:

Hi, I only wonder how much depends on what speech synth is in use. Regards, John s

Hi group! I just found some strange NVDA's reading issues that I think need to be fixed: I will write 3 same sentences but with diffrent punctuation.: Any questions? Any questions?? Any questions

I had to give up and get a sighted person to bring the focus into the web view window. None of the tricks in nvda seemed to be able to do this, it needed a mouse user who could see the pointer to do